Chickasaw County is preparing for one of the biggest economic developments in its history: A $235 million deal.
Heart-shaped cakes, chocolate-covered strawberries, and other holiday-themed baked goods were all ready for purchase at “When It Really Matters”.
A special election in Caledonia ended with a seat on the town’s board of aldermen staying in the family.
An accused cemetery vandal was arrested after not being able to make a clean getaway. Lafayette County deputies were called to a report of vandalism at Union Grove Cemetery on County Road 432.
Since January, the Lowndes County Sheriff’s Office has been investigating several similar storage unit burglaries. When investigators reached out to the Monroe County Sheriff, they found investigators there were also working a series of similar burglaries, as were the Aberdeen police.
The second time’s a charm for Mississippi University for Women. W leaders unveiled the second proposed name for the university: Wynbridge State University of Mississippi.
A business owner in Starkville is working to share the positives of using AI with others in the local business community.
A family in Macon left town after their cars and home absorbed close to 40 rounds. And now the police say they need the public’s help.
A meeting was held to gauge interest in formalizing the boundaries of New Hope and incorporating the community into a city.
A Tupelo man is facing charges in a sexual assault case. Tupelo police responded to a reported sexual assault on Carnation Street.
Narcotics agents, along with the Tupelo police and Lee County Sheriff’s SWAT teams served a search warrant in the 600 block of North Church Street in Tupelo.
The Tupelo Fire Department and Tupelo Police Department were called to a fire at a building on Carnation Street.
Starkville residents who live in Ward 1 have until 7 p.m. to vote for a new city alderman. Business owner Kim Moreland and Timothy Bush, a facilities supervisor at Mississippi State, are on the ballot.
A Prentiss County man has been arrested and charged with domestic violence and aggravated assault. Prentiss County Deputies responded to a domestic violence call on County Road 6100.
It takes five batteries to power this two-seater plane. Up until recently, there was nowhere to charge the batteries.
The Columbus Municipal School District’s Board of Trustees had a full agenda. One very important item was the Capital Improvement Plan for the school district.
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A court date had been postponed for a Macon woman charged for an alleged dog attack. Macon police said Lise Nelson’s dog attacked a young boy and sent him to the hospital.
The executive director of the Starkville Community Theater met with the Rotary Club ahead of its next production on the calendar this month.
The former advisor to an academic honor society at Itawamba Community College was accused of taking money. Robin Lowe was charged with embezzlement.
A quick reminder to Water Valley residents, be sure to leave a little extra time in your schedule to go out and vote.
A Lee County deputy attempted to pull over a Dodge Challenger. The driver sped off, leading the deputy on a 10-minute pursuit.
It’s very important to make sure your vehicle’s license plate is up to date. That was a lesson learned the hard way for a driver and her passenger in Prentiss County.
West Point police were investigating what they believed was a sex trafficking case. 57-year-old Kenneth Barnes was charged with kidnapping and contributing to the delinquency of a minor.